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'ii iii TEE PRESIDENT iiiiiiiiiiiiil’ Poiiiiiioi oE7i`iAN5So

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ynmpis Bandit Raisu_l|` inf L ills lintertallled at Private' fA'g,,m Amemém EvaS,m0f_(`)f ner Ancient Rights asv a Kingdm Fmhi

;s¢iieaBe|gian Subltct- VMS washington’s Tomb and is' Much i Flshéiljlirilllflhe PW' Disorder; in 0d¢SSa Have Ruined Trade

_ i3l‘=f‘_‘L"5S°" New-d impressed withnthe Mzisterful Presidintfu ‘_ ‘mls-F-ii'-W°"l°d i° and Threaten National Bankruptcy

l yrw Yoiiir. NU

,wh (min Tiingicr siiys the Rnlsulefs ap-

,¢¢iteioi'forei;:ii iniiscin bas been greatly _nmulatefl by his success in the past and .|,h|se\'iilently cieciilcd to pursue this kntive business. ,grhiisseizeil in the principal market

Mm Tnngler ii nian named Aialam “mon who wiis under Belgian ,protec- nniiiilhsstiikcii him to his mountain lnoiigiiold. _‘Ilia captives tiilzi-ii by Ralsullare inva- _niiy under ici-eigii protection and no- ningshort of ii strong punitive expedition “teach this biindittlizit he cannot make

mopeiiiis ii soiiiec of revenue.

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. fini' Yoiik, Nov. 5-With her skull 'cubed by ii blow froin an iron bar, the avi hut but still warm body of Gussle |a:iier,ri lrcquciitcr of the “tenderloin" mls, was foiiiiil today in the roomln vliicli she lived iii West Twenty-eighth inet. The police believe' thutnhe was liiltdbya iuiiii with whom she lived, in iqiiiiriel caused by her refusal to nc-` lui to hiiii for all her earnings. lltentioii was ciilied to the tragedy rim ii woniiin living in the house hid n sound of quarrellng followed fltlieavy full, iiriil then,_ saw A toll, wildresseri uiiiii dart out of the room and 5[nlo\\'ii stsirs. The womgn hqgried to lhiooiii and found the girl lying unconn- iliisoii the tioor with blood flowing from x Ioiiuiiiii the teiiiple. Besides her was .l\\'l'bf\\"""“l‘l‘°‘i in a newspaper and ‘Mined with blood. The police have u mldescriptloii of thc man seen fleeing -liomtlie seeiic.

.iiviiiiiiiv t 4 A ici/AL LOSS.

_lioxi°iii:.\i., .\`ov. ii.-The Allnn Mali 'Siaiiiihlp Iiiiviiriiiii, ashore tat Grosse lile,iilikcly to be ii total loss. It is un- lxtiiiiiite that the bin steamer should llir prone iigiciiiiil, especially as this litheculuiiniiiiiiisncciilent-to one ot the nat siiisoiis the St. Lawrence route luliad for iniiny years. _ _

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I, WAsiiiN<i'i'oil,No\'. 8-tSpecinl.)~Prince

Louis and Prluee Edivard were enter- *-lllled at li private luncheon by President

Roosevelt today and ufterwasds the

former held a lengthy conversation with the President.

This was in addition to the omeini pm.

gram which included n. visit .to the Navy Yard and Mount Vernon.

The Prince was presented with a slip

Washington

,of the ivy plant which grows on Vnilah- ‘ ‘“R'°“'SS“"°- » sr. Jenin, N'it'a., Nm-.o.-<spe¢iiii.i_ He 'eu' 1" the “WQTUWII °l\ NWFII W 'The goverment of Newfoundland has A““°P°HS after exvrevaillrihll deer =iu>r¢~ roi-wiirea to the British cabinet. ii forms cliitioii of the courta_ayfanki`°0r<li.ll kllld- protest against American vessels hiring “ess “mended i~°l\lll1\57All,1.erl0al.19°V°|'y- Ndwfoundlandera outside the three mile “‘h"° he had visited- ~ iimn _ at win. in ming inning in New. He W” g"°“t‘l" ll-“W-9°»“d 'ml' "W 9°" f°\\D<_l|lli¢l waters. on the ground that this- °°““m'3' °f P1`¢°l‘l°“l"B0°§°V¢l9 "|1019 52 Je an evasion of the treaty. which con- described as the masterful ruler of n ost-lon tim |,n,b¢;-, ann," pryvgieges Un), “‘““*'"‘“‘ l>°°Pl°- N to aetniii iiiinbiniins ofthe united suites.

NN liilllllli LINE lilli SNMMEHSINE

It is Undersiood That Such is Contemplated- Business Centres Will he Con- nected

Some observritions in regard to the

push and progressiveness displayed by the business men of Summerslde ln secur- ing trade, and their having succeeded to some extent by their energy lu drawing a measure of trade from Charlottetown and vicinity to their betterment, has given a certain amount of credence to u rumor that a quiet survey has been made for es- tabllshlnga line of Electric cars taking

iidensuch as Stf Eleanors, Travellers est, New Annan, Kensington &:c. This iinc it lis proposed should fomi a

circle with Sumnicrslde as is starting point mid embracing the above places with extensions to Mlscouche and other villages if deemed desirable after the first experiment. »

The Guardian can glvc only the above

outline of thc proposed Electric Llne,a.s

the promoters lginvc not yet overcome all t-he difficulties t cy have inet in their pre- liminary work. . It is hoped from the standpoint of Suni- merside and the western sections that the scheme may be sucecssful and result in the upbullding of the western town.

8u'ch n. scheme could be utilized with

great profit to Charlottetown by giving connections with contiguous localities not now touched by' the railway line. To such a service many progressive men look forward with confidence.

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books' DIRECT ff0Il1 the ENGLISH PUB- LISHERS.

Books of Poems, Books for Boys and

Girls,

l Prayer Books,

' Bibles, Hymn Books.

to open this week l Our drst consignment. of English goods for Xmas trade. ; ,

'M w"_` ` ¥ .5 1 A ' The British Cabinet has transmitted the

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MuN'r1rnAL, Nov. 5.-Vice-Bresident V. W. Morse, of the Grand” Trunk Pacific, who returned today from a fourteen days ride on horseback fromPortage La Prairie to Saskatoon, 425 miles, says t-hat 100 miles of McMillan and McDonald‘s con- tract will be ready for the rails by the end of the year. $l,000,0(D have alreadyl been , spent in surveys, and branches will be 'built to Brandon, Calgary, Prince Albert land elsewhere. A conference will be held with McKenzie and Mann either here or

, be u_ia_de on ii terminal the company wil _ be found ready to build joint termlals in ' Winnipeg.

The Vice President understands that

ask for tenders next week for the part of the Government section between Wlnni,` peg and Lake Superior Junction, a dis- tance of 275 miles. They are looking over four passes and may find another tiiroinrii the Rockies, so this choice will con trol the location of the railway from Edmonton to the base of the mountains.

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SEVEN YENHS IN

ToBON'ro,Nov.5.-Seven years in the

Josie Carr Saturday hy Justice Mac- Mahon. When the girl, who is only thirteen years leur months old, stood up in the dock to reply to his worshlp‘s question, “Have you anything to say?" she showed more feeling than she did at any of her previous appearances in court. In a broken voice, with tears in her eyes, she said: -

“I plead guilty to killing the baby, Mothers brother said he would t-ell my father, and I did not want them to know that I had the baby down there, and when I went down to see the child, the child was dead. I am very sorry for whatl did."

Mr, Rohinettc, her counsel, made a

strong plead for her, referring to her bringing up, that she had been for three years without the care of a mother.

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Witness Gives Evidence Against Gallery, M. P. Many 'Votes Were Purchased.

MON rnnnr., Nov. 0- (Special) -S1 ns i.

in Toronto und un mir arrangement can tional features were developed in the St i

Ann's protested election trial today.

A man named Paul Hlnphy testified that Alderman Gallery, M..P., the candi-

lp Nw sumoundlug ‘vluwed to s°m=m~'-”."l the Commissioners will be innpoeltlon to"’-géok' hm AL #Immun “mu Blmlmml

‘ ' ` ` ` money to treat the boys before election.

On polling day it crowd of voters went

on strike_nnd refused to vote until they were paid. ‘They received amounts rang- lllll from five Cents to two dollars cash and then voted.

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iiiiiiiiiiii NNBNSSNUNN

Colonel Sir Claude Macdonald

pcnitentlary was the sentence passed on App0l|1ted t0 Japan'-NQW I

Minister to Norway.

LDNQDN, Nov( 3-It is officially an- uounoed that King Edward has appointed Colonel Sir Claude MnoDonald,iMlnlster of Great Britain at Toklo, and former Minister at Pekin, to be first British Ambassador to Japan. `

Arthur J. Herbert, British Charge d`-

Affalre at Darmstadt, and Carlsruhe, has

Norway.

Mlniird's Linlment Cures Dandruff.

Farmers of

. P. Island

Do you wish to receive the legitimate market value for your hogs

this season ? You can do so if you regulate the supply.

Last season thounudii of dollars were lost to you, simply because

there were too many hogs marketed during November and December. This can be avoldcdif you would consult with ourselves or our buyers, before killing your hogs-with u view to only lending to market dur-

‘ ing this and next month the quantity that can he properly handled. It

in not necessary that you should sell to us. Try this plan this muon; lee ourselvel or our lmyerl, (who are at all principal shipping points) I before killing your hogs. We think it will pay you.

l P. 8.’-Alter the int of the year we intend contracting get Q good i price) fur hogs to be delivered next June, August, Sept. an Oct.

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Fraser. .

been appointed first British Minister to `

A

issued demanding the convocation of the

movement has inclteil Poland to similar

Sr. Pnrnnsnuno, Nov. 8.-(Special)-The 'dere were reported today iii the suburbs.

successful issue of the Finnish national ` B“l1dl"8° "0 b°l"8 b\ll`l10d “ml l-P009!

'have been sent to restore peace.

The entire devastation of all the Jewisii

action. _

'niills and shops has practically ruined the

Despatch” “t‘“l'" um" in uw P"l“°ll’“l ,ltrnde of Odessa and wholesale bankrupt- towns coats ol’ arms have been hoisted on l cies are feared, involving the national cre- mnny buildings and is manifesto has been | dit of Russia. V

r It is claimed that any estimates higher

National Diet and the restoration of thel than two thousand killed and five thou-

ancient rights of the Kingdom. :sand wounded in the recent riots are ex- ODEUSA- NOV- 0--(Special)-Fresh dlsor- _ aggerations.

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The Rev. A. D. McDonald, of Hampton, who was rcceiitlyre-elected Grand Worthy Patriarch of the Sons of'Temperance of

Division last evening. He was

of the Problbilory Law ln Charlottetown and ho ed a n to see it l pration

aclvei-ted on the attitude ofa church

`fi‘bltr'l¢h§`iifl'lil`t"a' alnst' rohibltlon and

close all feeling happy to meet, sorry to

WUMNN Ellliill

Natives Killed Missionaries, Because Mrs.Mach|e Took Their idols.

LONDON, Nov. 4-A despatch to the

Daily Express from Hong Kong says that the Lian Chow massacre was due to the unhappy action of Mrs. Machle, who on the refusal of some of the members of a native procession bo desist from worship ping the idols they carried, seized the idols and declined to restore thein to the owners. Thereupon the infuriated processlonisls surrounded and destroyed the mission and assaulted the inmates. They then murdered them and threw their bodies into the river. The mob did not interfere with six French priests who resided in the ueigliborliood.

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lHl ABNYNN EASE

The Case is not so Bad as Re- ported-Asslstance From

Government

this province paid a visit to Victoria` -*“

accompanied by the Past G. \V.P. Brot-her` RBUPGUUHR the BITE" f\\mll.Y» l‘¢P0l`l¢lnE s. F. Hodgson. The Woi-in Patriarch Bm. ,os sufferlnir from want. and the father 0! ndi-ew McNair extended a very cordial' 01° f‘““llY fl'0m 5811008 llll1€S5. lt 11183' N welcome. The G. W. P. delivered 9. l observed that the latter had been in the forclbie| tempernaoo add;-egg and Charlottetown Hospital where he congratulated allconcernedon the successl WW b°lD8 lfaillefl l01‘ Llr0DS¥- Think-

ing that he was about to die he wanted to be taken hniue, and left the hospital with-

D 00 n o e ,

all over the Island. Hs strongly anim. _outleave or notlcc.A truck vragonhiid been

procured and a rocking chairplaced on lt.

dignltaryofqsig ,_glt.y- who had spoken - and in this way he was conveyed to his

home.

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unwisely brought in the matter of the li DF- H- D- 3011115017. Hellll'-ll 0fllC0¥‘. Wh° Lorr1’s Supper. His 1-ninnrini in f,|,|_., had been treating him while at the Hospi- conncct-ion were very heartily cheered. l lull. 0iill¢d 5h€l`€ D0 B80 him lllld l€M`n9d Of The pint G.W. Patriarch and others spoke lllff I`€m0Vl\l~ H9 l-hell CBllB<l Bl/ U18 h0l1'l° briefly on the excellent work performed ` iind finding how things were reported the

by the Rev, M;-_ Mr-Dnnld dn;-ing we ; matter to Premier Pewrs who promptly past. year, and hoped for continued sue- sieve orders that what was necessary cess ln thc current year. Aftera cordial I Sh0Ulfl be H\1PDll€\‘1 BU U12 C039 Of U16 PW' vote of thanks had beentcndered thevisit- ‘Vil1°°~ ing ofnosrs the division was bought, to n l Dr. Johnson obtained a bed and mattress

with rubber sheet.and with assistance had

part, but happy to meet- again. the patient removed thereto, and also had

the place swept. The discharge from incisions in the patient/si legs had made

_ the place very nauseatlng although some ‘of the details given out in an other

ljournal were overdrawn.

I Inquiries yesterday showed that kind friends had made contributions of food

and fuel, and another stove had been put

|in, as the one in use was not fitted for I

coal. The faniilyare very poor, the wife and a number of children sleeping on chairs or on the floor, Mrs, Bryan being worn out with waiting upon her sick husband and little ones. Premier Peters uctcd promptly on being informed of the facts of the case and it is understood gave the Health Officer carte blanchc to act and do what might be required to better the condition of the unfortunate family.

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LONDON, Nov. 4.-The Times, comment.-

ing editorlally on the visit of the British fleet to Canadian waters, describes the visit as an unqualified success from every point of view, and says in part :-

“Tlinnks to the equal ciitliusiastlc loyal-

ty alike of thc English and French popu- lations, if there lurks in any quarter u ro- mnlnlng tongue of the old racial prqiudlee it cannot survive the entente cordiale which new unites the Entllish and French nations.

\ E “The visit cannot fail to quicken on

both sides the sentiment which binds the empire together. The assurance given by Prince Louis of Battenberg regarding the capabilities and strategical position of the fleet, derive added force, not other- wise attainable, from the actual presence of a powcrfiil squadron which qulckena the imagination and renders it easier to conceive the sea power which gnarda Canada no less than it does the mother

coun ry

"From that quickened apprehension,

I Th° &“d'f°n'9 FUVOYW9 coupled with the knowledge that the

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> .|Brlt.ish colonies are oblects of lively envy

oouxhs' colds' Gum? 'md ~J and desire, we may hope for n fuller un-

derstanding of the burden now almost ex- clusively born by the ln_6¢lx¢r,eountr'y.

“ Such visits are to bereguiarlyrepeateii

‘during that portion of the year which the ,former permahent squadron used to spend in the northern part of North America

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Jury Find the Blow Struck Unwiitingly A ner Held for Manslaughter

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Sr. Joris, Nov. 0.~(Speclnl.)-Tlie in quest in the death ilciith of Cliiirlcs O‘l<c- gan, who was killed ln a boxing bout with Fred. Nortlirup last week was uoiicludcil this evening.

` The _jury returned verdict that O`llcgiiii camo ¢Q=hh death hya lilow struck uii- wittingly hy Fred. .\'ortlirup. » The latter is held on ii cliiirge of nian~ blaughter and will probably come up for

preliminary examination today.

NNYNNFS WIN

iN NEW YUHK

NEWYURK, Nov. 4.-It seems likely no .v

tiiatafew New York prophets will be disappoliited next, Tuesday, for nircoriling to various claims Tarninany is sure l\lc- Llellan will be elected, Hearst has not the slightest doubt that he will lead all and Ivins docs not see how he can fail to win. The last name is supported iii his idea l»y Chairman Hulpin \vliolias issued niiotlier slntement. predicting an lvins victory, making Hearst second iinil i\Ic-Clclliin ii poor third.

Thc Tammany figures f0r Manliattnii

and the Bronx are‘McClcllan,l5ll,t)0il, Ivins 85,000, 1learsi.70,00tl. The Municipal Own- ership League asserts tliiit it has polls showing that its ticket would poll 1iUtl,Ull0 votes in the city, and that Mayor McClel- lan would be third in the racc. The Lea- gue ulso predicts the election of Mr. Shearn, itscandldate for District. Attor- ney. Meanwhile, the cainpiiign goes merrily on with mud and nioncy flying; but the red flags are iill in. Mr. lriiis last night spoke at five meetings, calling Mayor McClellan lnipertincnt for asking the support of the Republicans.

District Attorney Jerome at Empire

Hall, declined to commit liiiusi-if on the Mayoralty fight, saying ilie rc- pulsion of L-he bosses was the issuc_ Mayor -McClellan addressed eight meetfngs, making a special plcii for the support of the labor vote Williiiiri R. Hearst spoke at three nicctinirs in the Bowery district and at the Old Homestead, Ninety First Street iinil Third avenue. He chiefly attacked Mc- Clellan on the gas question, anil was given an enthusiastic reokption. Sonic uf his audience carried him from the hull on their shoulders \\'liilc otlicrs _ioiiicil in a new campaign cry which is iiiteiidcii to convey the impression flint “lloist is not the \Voist."

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